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African Drylands Institute for Sustainability
College of Agriculture and Veterinary Science
University of Nairobi
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Nairobi , Kenya

Email:adis@uonbi.ac.ke /csdes@uonbi.ac.ke
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ADIS Participates in the 2018 Kenya Pastoral Week hosted by Kajiado County

UoN Open Day

Kibwezi tree Planting- Mr. Katuva

Kibwezi rangeland reseeding

2nd Annual Rangeland Congress 2016

The National level paper presentation seminar on Early warning and food security forum

Pasture Week in Marsabit County

The pasture week aimed to inaugurate pasture production demonstrations- land preparation and broadcasting of the grass seeds

Fodder Production Training

Farmers learning to construct a semi-circular band, a micro-structure for rainwater harvesting and conservation in Wajir County

Climate Change Adaptation Workshop

National Dialogue on Policy Frameworks for Climate Change Adaptation, Disaster Risk Reduction, and Rangeland Management and Governance in Kenya’s Rangelands

CSDES LAUNCHES THE GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GIS) LAB AT CAVS, UoN.

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Prof. Mutua Francis Musyoka Publications
1	2014	Flood Forecasting Over Lower Nzoia Sub-Basin In Kenya Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
2	2011	Rainfall Runoff Modeling In Yala River Basin Of Kenya Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
3	2011	Application Of The Geological Streanflow Model In The Yala River Basin Of Western Kenya. Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
4	2011	Future Hydrology And Climate In The River Nile Basin Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
5	2011	A Curse Or Blessing? Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
6	2010	Analyses Of Annual Droughts In Kenya Using An Objective Annual Rainfall Drought Index. Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
7	2009	Regional Flood Frequency Analysis For The River Nile Basin Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
8	2009	Climate Change Impact On SWAT Simulated Streamflow In Western Kenya Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
9	2009	Estimating The Impacts Of Land Cover Change On Runoff Using SWAT: Case Study: Nzoia Catchment, Kenya Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
10	2008	Githui, F., Gitau, W., Mutua, F. And Bauwens, W., 2008: Climate Change Impact On SWAT Simulated Streamflow In Western Kenya. Inter. J. Climatol., 29(12), 1823 Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
11	2007	Flood Frequency Analysis In Lake Victoria Basin Based On Tail Behavior Of Distributions Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
12	2006	A Variable Transformation Function Of Annual Mean Flood Data For An Improved Application Of The General Extreme Value Distribution Using Tanzania Flood Data. Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
13	2006	Radiating Slots In A Thick Conducting Broad Wall Of A Rectangular Waveguide Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
14	2006	4 Experiment-based And Modelling Approaches To Sediment Research-Impacts Of Land-use Changes On Sediment Yields And Water Quality Within The Nairobi River Sub-basins, Kenya Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
15	2003	The Need For A Flood Forecasting System In Kenya Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
16	2003	The Need For A Flood Forecasting System In Kenya Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
17	2002	The Need For A Flood Forecasting System In Kenya (revised) Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
18	2002	Stream Flow Regionalization Using Discordancy And Heterogeneity Measure Statistics Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
19	2001	Kenya Country Case Study: Impacts And Responses To The 1997-98 El Nino Event Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
20	2000	A Comparison Of The General Circulation Models And Trend Based Projections Of Annual And Seasonal Rainfall In East Africa Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
21	1999	A Comparison Of The General Circulation Models And Trend Based Projections Of Annual And Seasonal Rainfall In East Africa. Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
22	1999	River Flow Forecasting Using The Difference Equation Linear Model With Dryness Correction Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
23	1999	River Flow Forecasting Using The Difference Equation Linear Model With Dryness Correction Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
24	1998	Report On The Impacts Of Climate Change On Water Resources In The Upper Ewaso Ngiro Basin Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
25	1998	Sensitivity Of The Hydrologic Cycle In Tana River Basin To Climate Change Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
26	1997	The Four Parameter General Extreme Value Distribution In Flood Frequency Analysis Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
27	1997	The Four Parameter General Extreme Value Distribution In Flood Frequency Analysis Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
28	1994	Persistence Of Droughts And Their Implications On The The Utilization And Management Of Water Resources In Africa Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
29	1993	Design Of A Regional Minimum Raingauge Network Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
30	1993	Delineation Of Regional Rainfall Zones For Hydrological Studies In Uganda Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
31	1990	The Temporal And Spatial Distributions Of Meteorological Droughts In East Africa. Third WMO Symposium On Meteorological Aspects Of Tropical Droughts Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
32	1990	The Temporal And Spatial Distributions Of Meteorological Droughts In East Africa. Third WMO Symposium On Meteorological Aspects Of Tropical Droughts Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
33	1989	Transfer Function Hydrological Modeling - A Case Study Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
34	1987	A Review Of The Hydro-meteorological Research In Eastern Africa.Proc. 1st Technical Conference On Meteorological Research In Eastern And Southern Africa Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
35	1984	The Suitability Of The Walter Boughton Distribution For Flood Frequency Analysis In Western Kenya Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.
36	1984	The Suitability Of The Walter Boughton Distribution For Flood Frequency Analysis In Western Kenya Click to View Abstract No Abstract!
37	1980	A Rainfall Runoff Model For The River Nzoia. Click to View Abstract A double antibody enzyme linked immunosorbent assay for identification of thermostable muscle antigens of autoclaved meat samples is described. The assay differentiates heterologous thermostable muscle antigens from homologous at P 0.001. In model meat mixtures, the assay detects adulterants at the level of 1% at p0.001 even in phylogenetically related species such as buffalo and cattle.